Detroit Lakes High School - Delakonian Yearbook (Detroit Lakes, MN)

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Amundson, F. Anderson. ps--. . xl .V XV . I L . Anderson, V. Anderson. Being the largest class: the Freshmen have been biding W-P. the time when they can enjoy the privileges of the Senior ' High students. To lead them in their first year at Detroit 'Q .- Q- . V 1 V Lakes High School they elected Curt Joy President, Elmer VV -'11 ' . V L1 Duffy Vice President and Ierry Fox Secretary-Treasurer. .rig t t ., A A ' 'A P. Arneson. J. Baumgart, R. Berkner. Q 'V' ,fi ,' A ' if A ' 'A N n A -of ' -1- vw' R3 f v 1 1 sfy yVVVVVV ff' i y. 'y ' V ., ' X A 5 ' A V 'M J -f f f .-fag - 5' N. 1 , K L. Betz, M. Bregel, L. Brooks, C. Brun, N. Burrows, C. Carter. J. Chesley, L. Clem, D. Cogger. -4 :mf T . 5 fi 7' .1 y Dahl, V. Dahring, D. DeGroat, R. Dombeck, D. DuChene. D, Cogger, K. Conroy, H. Cusey, J, Dahl, R. I' Ia gang A np' Lx .f it r 5- . .L si Qt at fr- it , 1 . V A ff-. r E. Duffey, A. Duffney. J. Edstrom, R. Egan, E. Eggen. M. Eidenschink, C. Eininger, D. Ellis, J. Engstrand. .AL Q . f fs. A' A9 . . B75 ,A Q t '12 4 D. Ferrin, J. Fletcher, J. Fox, R. Frank. S. Fuhs, V. Gaard, W. Gallagher, K. Gandrud, I. Geer. I Q ' Q 35 W , L4 - ' x 7' ,, m ' A I 3 5 Q ,gk 4 A ' 1, . - . r A.. ...M M l th, C. Haack, J. Haagenson, M. Haldorson, R. Hall. L. Grahn. M. Graves, L. Gray, R. Gray. H. Gu se 54

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Schornack, Schram, Seaberg, Severson, Sharp, Shipman, Soyring, St. Claire, Stary. 5' ig , -'Q i , 3 'l E, I 4 K , Vtkkzyi , ,, ' A K VVL7 V, A W t : 1' i EAQ 1 V i I W A W if ,rv if Steen, Stilke, Strand, Tabor, Teigen, Theisen, Thompson, Vareberg, VeVea. 'O-1' Vizenor, Vogt, Vogt, Vogt, Wallace, White. NOT PICTURED , Y .G . 4 lf ,Q f ,, B. Anderson, W, Beaver, E, Bien, A, p -1' p p., ga .Q X Block, W. Carpenter, G. Cleveland, D. l ,,, ' , 1 3' 1' p is Ferguson, E, Hansen, P. E. Hanson, I. Q' 4 ' X ,ggi f ' - ' 24, p Heinen,j, Herrick, D, Johnson, T, Iohn- ,5 I, i f , ,A 1 , , , son, M. Myhre, N. Olson, R. Rmgstad. Wilke, Wilke, Willette, Winjum, Winter, Z.urn. MR.TURNER MCKNIGHTJ. GROOMBRIDGE, M. KLUDT, G. ENGSTROM, G. The above picture depicts the usual action that takes place in Mr. Turner's eighth grade English class on Fridays. lt is a spelling- bee, in which all members partic- ipate in an elimination contest. Let's see now, just what is magnetism! Pictured below is one of the many interesting lab- oratory problems studied in Mr. Oja's ninth grade science class. Electricity, mechanics, heat, light, sound and human physiology are a few of the other areas covered during the year. MALONEY, M. GRAY, L.IOY, C. MR.OIA